Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

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operation this week.
Tuesday night burglars broke into a store
ut Dayton and stole 1900.
Two men were killed Thursday at Mankato
10y the caving ia OF a sewer ditch.
The Lake City Sentinel has changed hands,
now being published by II. l.. Smith.
Frost on Saturday morning killed all the
vegetation iu the vicinity Of Braiaerd.
st. Clements Catholic church was dedtca.
ted at Duluth on Sunday las. There is a
school in connection with the church.
st. Cloud c~entemplates giving a bonus OF
$4,000 20 any one who will locate a saw mill
there having q capacity OF not less than 9OO,.
900 feet per day.
The Catholic church and 81. Joseph's acade.
n.y. at Henderson, were burned on Wednesday.
Total loss 500 o; insurance, 5000. Most
Of the furniture and fixtures were saved. The
church was one of the oldest buildings IN
town.
In the suit brought against DR.. Cansc Mar
outs by James Talbot for malpractice, at
Anoka, the jury found against the doctor In
$405 SO. In april Taibot had two fingers
badly jimmed and Msrqais attended him,
cutting off one and leaving the other de-
formed. Court viii probably continue two
days longer.
A petition, numerously signed by tie bust
ness men of NV Richland, and by the farm
crs OF the surrounding country, asking the
railroad commissioners to require the Mime.
apolis and It. Louis Railroad company 10 lay
a sid track To Mes rs. Wa'cutt IL Co.'s grain
warehouse, located contiguous to the com
pany's right Of way. has been filed al st.
Paul. The day for bearing thereon has not
yet been fixed.
Judge Edison filed bis decision Wednesday
In the celebrated haseas corpus case OF the
state ex. rel. Emma Lem Ike VS.. franklin l.
Bechdel. He vacates and snnuls the order Of
the court commissions awarding the custody
Of the child 20 Z ma Lemke, ard leaves the
custody OF the child TO franklin l.. Bechdel
upon the ground that the petitioner, Emma
Lemke, Is not 4 proper person to hsve the
care, custody ana education OF said child, and
that the respondent, Franklin L Bechdel, IS.
James Hittenail, q workman In the ehingle
mill at }. p. Howe IL Co IS saw mill, fell upon
a large rotary saw on Tuesday and his body
was cut In two. He had caught bold Of all
elevator chain near the saw to stop the
elevator, and was pulled Of his feet, falling
directly upon the saw, which passed through
the middle of his body, the two parts Of the
body falling upon either side. Hettenall was
an Austrian, thirty-sIx years old, and lived at
C~rockwsy, Were he leaves a wife and child.
The store Of NJ. Kobe, Of Royalton, was
broken iute Saturday night and an unsuc-
ceSsful attsmpt made to open the safe. The
burglars took a sle6ge hammer and other tools
from G. y. Banners blacksmith shop to
work with. They attempted 10 drill q hole
In the door OF the safe, inteudirg to burst 1t
open with a cha e. OF dynamite, which was
left on the counter uesr the safe, together
with the tools taken from the blacksmith
shop.
Eugene Bond, q resident OF Albert Lea
who was employed rs a brickla, er on The
state school, for some time past, was rur over
and instantly killed by the ears az 6:3J Mon.
day morning He attempt, q to climb OIL the for
ward end Of the cab ose of the early freight
train going west, while the train was running
at full speed, missed his hold and fell under
the wheels, which passed over his shoulder
and head. He was about forty-fve years CID
and leaves Il wife and child.
Mrs. Murray, the wife Of Lou Murray, who
came near beirg lynched for the May Sylves.
fer affair Wrif4s from pIilaH.1ybta 70 tha
Minneapolis Journal, and, In closing says
And now may the people OF Minneapolis
give him a fair trial-a chance to prove
whether guilty or not, ana deal with him as
they would have the Almighty God, Judge Of
AL things, deal with them, is the prayer OF a
heart-broken wife and mother. Please print
this, In justice TO him and TO a loving and in
nocent wife and baby"
Policeman Bauermeister, OF ~Shakopee, shot
and wounded q tramp Monday night. The
policeman gathered up the tramps as usual,
to place them In the city BAN lookup. One of
the tramps got away but was recs ptured. He
made a break a second time, was ordered TO
stop but kept on running. Rauermeister dis.
charged the first shot into the ground; the
second shot was aimed at the tramp, the ball
passing through his left cheek. 1t proved to
be a flesh wound and the tramp will be ready
for business In a few days.
Red Wing Special: The engineers are now
hari at work correcting the pr eiiminary sur.
vey OF the Duluth, Red Wing and Southern
railroad from Albert Lea, Mimi, to River
Falls. Wis, preparatory to securing the hnsl
estimates for the committee which goes east
next month TO secure fund. to buill the road.
Right OF Way Agent w. G. Rice is at work be.
tween Zumbrota and Albert Lea and IS m. et.
Tx .!:h ecol success. It IS expected - Lave
the survey OF the entire line from Duluth 70
4lbe,t Lea completed by October next. TIT
board Of ttaje > Al9nt I.ea VI send 4 lels.
CATION 10 Sioux City this fai 80 COME viii
the business men IN regard ID Z, tending the
road to that point, Sioux City having offered
$3.50, COO for a Daluth outlet 1t is expected
TO the work Of grading imnediateiy
on the return OF the directors from iheir east
ern trip.
1t is autho,itatively stated at Duluth that a
deal has been entered into between the Bur.
and Dulnlh and South Shore and At.
lantic railways whereby a Joint bridge will be
built across the bay from Conner's to Rice's